Navitel T787 4G, User Manual

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# Element Function
3 Main menu button
In the main menu, you can access the
following sections: “Maps”, “Navitel.
Market”, “Settings”, “My trips”, “About the
application”, “Feedback”, “News”.
4
Search query input
string
In the line for entering a search query,
you can enter:
• any parts of the address;
• object coordinates in any format;
• name of the object;
• waypoint name;
• POI category name.
Voice search is also available.
5
Button to enter the
sections “My places”
and “Favorites”
“My Places” section allows the user to
save the coordinates or addresses of
places that are important as waypoints
and build routes faster with their help.
The most frequent searches are dis-
played in the list in the “Favorites” sec-
tion.
6
Speed limit
indicator
This indicator displays speed limit on
the road section. The speed is displayed
if the current location is determined.
If the location is not determined, the
speed limit is not displayed. When the
speed is exceeded within the set value,
the background of the indicator is yel-
low, when the speed is exceeded above
the set value, it is red.
# Element Function
7
Current speed
indicator
This indicator displays the current
speed. The indicator is displayed if the
current location is determined. If the lo-
cation is not determined, “- -” characters
are displayed in place of the indicator.
8
Speedcam, POI
and route events
indicator
SpeedCam, POI objects and events
along the route indicating the distance
to them on the indicator are displayed
along the laid route forward to a dis-
tance not exceeding 20 km. When
pressing on the objects on indicator,
their location on the map is displayed.
9
Traffic information
button-indicator
By default, the traffic service is enabled.
If a location is defined, the “center point”
of the square is considered to be the
current location, otherwise the “center
point” is the center of the displayed map
area. The button-indicator and the roads
on the map are colored according to the
current information about traffic jams:
• green - traffic is ok;
• yellow - traffic is dense;
• orange - traffic is difficult;
• red - traffic jam.
The button-indicator also displays num-
bers indicating the traffic density on
a ten-point scale, where 1 means that
movement is free, and 10 is the move-
ment is the most difficult.